The Local Express Party or LEP is the first local and overall political party in Lovia. The party was founded in 1889 and has been around since. The party has had alot of controversy like the Sofasi Riot 2010 and it's current alliance with the Iron Guard Party.
History[]
1889-1920 Center-Leftism[]
The party was founded in 1889 by local Sofasi citizens. In 1894 the part rose to town level and won several small offices as a center-left party. The party was named the Sofasi Party until the main goal of the party in 1899 was to build a state Locamotive system and was named the Local Express Party and had slogans such as "Express Now!" In 1905 the party rose to power in Clymene govership in 1919 with Jacques Dubois in Clymene.
1921-1990 World Wars and Cold War[]
The party was losing power in 1926 after losing power spots in local office the core of the party wanted, and happened, to move more right. The party moved Right and then grew back in membership, but the party moved to Far-Right and even wanted to join World War two, but some wanted to join on the Allies but some on the Axis. The party membership depleted to about 300 members. The party was called "KKK of Lovia" by local newspapers. The party was disolved until 1987 when the party was refounded as a center-left party and won again several mayorships but soon disolved again.
Logo created in 1990 for the LEP. Members called it the "Local Man" beacuse the party thought that the government would come for there rights and wage war on them
1991-now Far-Rightism and the IGP[]
The party was again re-founded and the offical basis of being a Radical Far-Right Party tho it was more formed the party membership was low at numbers of about 100. The party converted most of it's members to a national party called the IGP. The party is currently under investigation of whether or not it was the ring leaders of the Sofasi Riot 2010.